This program from the United States Geological Survey website, EarthExplorer, allows users to search information on both geological and manmade features across both the US and rest of the world. Just about every possible feature is available, from zip codes to cemeteries, bridges to waterfalls, military sites and oil fields.
This link is a great resource to find old local maps for cities, counties and states from the US to around the world. For Columbus, maps go back to the 1920s, but other locations have even older versions. The maps are helpful for those doing research on this history of their cities.
Another favorite link is the Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps. These maps are even more detailed and you can view individual buildings down to the street level back to the 19th Century. These maps are available at the Library of Congress and require a bit more searching to find what you’re looking for.